What We Do
We identify office options, compare total occupancy cost, and negotiate lease terms for Southern California office users and owners.
Who We Help
Office tenants relocating or expanding, and landlords with office vacancies.
Property Types We Handle
This page connects to: Office.
Markets We Serve
Related active markets: Southern California, Riverside County, Corona. Expansion states are intake-only and are not claimed as licensed operating markets.
Related services
- Commercial LeasingLease advisory for landlords and tenants across industrial, office, retail, and medical properties.
- Tenant RepresentationExclusive advocacy for tenants leasing or relocating industrial, office, retail, or medical space.
- Landlord RepresentationLeasing and marketing representation for owners seeking qualified tenants and durable lease structures.
Related markets
- Southern CaliforniaCommercial brokerage covering Southern California with deepest activity in the Inland Empire and Riverside County.
- Riverside CountyCommercial real estate brokerage in Riverside County for industrial, office, retail, and medical property.
- CoronaCommercial real estate broker in Corona, CA — leasing, sales, tenant and landlord representation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does tenant representation work?
Tenant representation means the broker advocates for the tenant — surveying space, comparing economics, and negotiating lease terms — rather than representing the landlord on that assignment. Fees are often paid by the landlord per market custom, but engagement terms should be confirmed in writing. MalikCRE offers tenant representation for industrial, office, retail, and medical users in Southern California.
What does landlord representation include?
Landlord representation typically includes positioning the property, marketing vacancies, qualifying tenants, negotiating leases, and coordinating with ownership on pricing and lease structure. The goal is durable occupancy aligned with the owner’s underwriting. MalikCRE provides landlord representation in active California markets published on this site.
Should I buy or lease commercial property?
Buying can build equity and control but requires capital, financing, and ownership responsibility. Leasing preserves capital and flexibility but does not build real-estate equity. The better choice depends on balance sheet, hold period, build-out needs, and local inventory. A broker can compare options; tax and accounting advice should come from your CPA or attorney.
Discuss a commercial real estate assignment
Whether you are local to Southern California or contacting us from another state, use the intake form to describe your buy, sell, or lease need.